Canada's Management of Indian Affairs Differed from That of the United

question 89

Multiple Choice

Canada's management of Indian affairs differed from that of the United States in that

• A) the Royal Mounted Police adopted a more aggressive stance against Indian resistance to acculturation.
• B) Canada granted Indians the rights of British subjects and proceeded more slowly in attempting to acculturate Indians.
• C) the Canadian government treated Indian tribes as foreign nations.
• D) Canada outlawed intermarriage between whites and Indians.

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